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OSMCha
Frontend for the osmcha-django REST API
When clicking map under flagged features tab the map no longer zooms to the relevant feature.  [example](https://osmcha.org/changesets/165029694)
While dragging rectangles was much needed, hand-drawing irregular polygons are still useful. The polygon found from searching the location don't always work either. Or it could be an arbitrary area...
Hi thanks for your work, this tool is great! In the "Filters" then "Location" Looks like there is a new way to select a "bounding box" around an area. Says...
In the tag diff window, triple-clicking text selects the entire line's text content. This prevents easily copying just the specific value (e.g., new URL, phone number).  If possible, please...
The map is cluttered by routes when there are changes on the roads, when this is considered an indirect change from their members. Users can toggle it if they want...
## I'm submitting a _feature request_ ## *Brief Description* Allow the import and export of filter's polygons. ## What is the motivation / use case for this feature? The built-in...
My usecase is: I am on https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/90462261 and want to see [the osmcha-view of this](https://osmcha.org/changesets/90462261/), so I change the domain-name form "openstreetmap" to "osmcha". This would be the fastest way...
## I'm submitting a _(feature request)_ ## *Brief Description* Manually naming layers is time consuming and error prone especially when working with many changesets/layers simultaneously. Please make it so that...
When using the Filter UI to search for changesets by a particular user... ... the result is to search for users matching that name (by string value), like this: https://osmcha.org/filters?filters={"users":[{"label":"jake-low","value":"jake-low"}]}...
## I'm submitting a _question_ ## *Brief Description* Is it possible to filter-out changesets with a given metadata? For example, I would like to **exclude** changesets that have a `hashtags`...